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community based practice setting
Question | Answer |
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Early intervention programs | acceptance criteria for an early intervention evaluation are based on "at risk" status of the infant/child |
Schools | Acceptance criteria for OT services as a related service in an educational setting |
Supported education programs | Adolescents or adults who require intervention to develop skills that are needed to succeed in secondary and/or post-secondary education |
Prevocational programs | Participants criteria include adolescents or adults who require intervention to develop skills that are prerequisite to work |
Vocational programs | Acceptance is for development of specific vocational skills |
Residential programs | Admission is for developmental, medical or psychiatric condition that has resulted in functional deficits that impede independent living but are not severe enough to require hospitalization |
Partial hospitalization/Day hospital | Admission is for medical or psychiatric condition that has been sufficiently stabilized to enable an individual to be discharge home or to a community center; however, the individual has symptoms remaining which require active treatment |
Clunhouse Programs | Membership is open to adults and elders with current mental illness or a history of mental illness |
Adult DAy CAre | Admission is for adults and elders with chronic physical and/or psychosocial impairments, and/or for individuals who are frail but semi-independent |
Outpatient/ambulatory care | Admission is for medical or psychiatric condition that is not serious enough to warrant hospitalization or for a condition that has sufficiently stabilized to enable the individual to be discharged from hospital but has remaining symptoms |
home health care | |
Hospice | Terminal illness that has a life expectancy of 6 months or less |
case management programs | Clinical: provides individualized support and intervention to a client with a serious illness which limits the ability to access community services Administrative: connects a person with a serious illness to the appropriate and needed community service |
wellness and prevention programs | acceptance is most often by individuals self-referral to meet a personal need or by an institution to its members or employees |